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Jeneral2885

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Thu Mar 29, 2012, 11:19 AM Mar 2012

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Hello Jeneral T_i_B Mar 2012 #1
Yup Jeneral2885 Apr 2012 #2

T_i_B

(14,737 posts)
1. Hello Jeneral
Thu Mar 29, 2012, 12:15 PM
Mar 2012

How's things? Good to see you back!

Seen this story about Andrew Mitchell?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/conservative/9172731/Andrew-Mitchell-held-shares-in-company-which-avoided-millions-in-stamp-duty.html

Andrew Mitchell, the International Development Secretary, invested funds in a network of privately owned firms which is now at the centre of a tax avoidance case.

He paid money into DV3 Ltd, a subsidiary of which used a legal loophole in 2006 to avoid paying £2.6 million in stamp duty on the purchase of a commercial property in London, The Times reported.

Although the transaction was legal, HM Revenue and Customs has described it as “aggressive tax avoidance” – a practice Chancellor George Osborne has pledged to clamp down on.

Only last week in his Budget statement, Mr Osborne said: “I regard tax avoidance and, indeed, aggressive tax avoidance as incredibly repugnant.”

Jeneral2885

(1,354 posts)
2. Yup
Mon Apr 2, 2012, 01:39 PM
Apr 2012

He's just one of thousands of Brits

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